Archaeology Field Technician

Responsibilities: Conduct pedestrian surveys, shovel testing, and other archaeological investigations as directed. Identify and document archaeological sites, artifacts, and cultural features. Maintain accurate field notes, shovel test records, photographs, and digital field data. Assist with artifact recovery, labeling, and handling according to project procedures. Work closely with crew leads and other field personnel to meet project requirements. Follow all project safety procedures and applicable cultural resource protection requirements.

Qualifications: Minimum of one year of archaeological field experience. Experience with archaeological survey, shovel testing, and field documentation. Ability to work 8–10-hour days while hiking and/or shovel testing, 6 days per week. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and traverse uneven terrain while carrying field equipment. Strong attention to detail, communication skills, and ability to work effectively as part of a field crew. Basic computer and data management skills; familiarity with GPS equipment or digital field recording tools is preferred. Availability to begin ASAP and remain on assignment at least through Thanksgiving. Additional rotations after Thanksgiving may be available depending on project needs.